In the early 2000s, the US Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) launched a covert network of over 880 fake websites to communicate with informants globally.
President Donald Trump has directed U.S. intelligence agencies to escalate surveillance activities targeting Greenland, focusing on its independence movement and public sentiment regarding potential American acquisition.
Terry Adirim, a senior official at the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) and former Department of Defense (DoD) appointee, has been terminated from her position.
During a House Intelligence Committee hearing, CIA Director John Ratcliffe forcefully rejected Democratic Representative Jimmy Gomez’s questioning about whether Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth was intoxicated during a Signal app discussion on military action against Houthi rebels. The exchange highlighted tensions over the handling of sensitive national security matters.
Newly declassified documents related to President John F. Kennedy’s assassination reveal that the CIA was monitoring Lee Harvey Oswald in the weeks leading up to JFK’s death. The files confirm that the agency wiretapped Cuban and Soviet diplomatic facilities in Mexico City, where Oswald traveled multiple times before the assassination.
A federal judge has ruled that the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) can proceed with plans to terminate employees involved in Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) programs.
On February 4, 2025, the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) extended buyout offers to its entire staff. This initiative aims to realign the agency with President Donald Trump's national security priorities, including intensified efforts against drug cartels and strategic actions concerning China.
The Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) has released a newly declassified assessment indicating that a laboratory origin is the most likely explanation for the emergence of COVID-19.
Former CIA Director John Brennan voiced strong objections to President Donald Trump’s decision to revoke his security clearance, which was part of an executive order stripping clearances from 51 intelligence officials. The officials had signed a letter in 2020 falsely claiming that reports about Hunter Biden’s laptop were part of a Russian disinformation campaign. Trump’s executive action followed his 2025 inauguration and has sparked significant debate about the role of intelligence professionals in political controversies.
